Soft Apps

Explain the problem as you see it

incremental zooming (especially zooming in) makes font size way to big

Why is this a problem for you?

in certain contexts, I like to zoom in but the font size is way to large compared to most apps and anything font related

Suggest a solution

make the zooming in/out practical and maybe half the size for each zoom factor. For instance, Chrome does a great job at zooming in and out by 10% increments.

Explain the problem as you see it

1. @ mentions on empty nodes and hitting Shift+Enter does not work (creates a reference node)

2. copying the node/reference with Cmd/Ctrl+C, then paste into empty node with Cmd/Ctrl+V and hitting spacebar or any other key does not work (creates a reference node)

Why is this a problem for you?

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Suggest a solution

fix

Explain the problem as you see it

This is becoming a major problem for me. I suspect 90% of Tana users are in a domain that requires some form of math formatting.

Why is this a problem for you?

It's already expensive as it is. Please at least provide additional formatting options; I am literally forced to move to a different tool because of lack of a simple and silly formatting feature

Suggest a solution

Stop your AI and other feature implementations and provide basic functionality first. If it's that difficult to implement, at least write a quick code to allow multiple consecutive sub/superscript character formatting.

Explain the problem as you see it

No one seems to grasp inline tags. I've raised the question on Reddit and Slack and there seems to be a whole lot of confusion in regards to inline tags.

Why is this a problem for you?

There is zero documentation in regard to the use of inline tags. The only documentation is that you can create them via the context menu, that's it. I've been struggling to grasp inline tagging for a long time and I can't seem to find anyone or any tutorial explaining inline tagging. In theory I know what @reference, inline #tag, and #supertag do and how they appear but can't differentiate in which context one provides a benefit over the other and vice versa. I'm aware that:

• @references: appear in the Library page

• inline #tags: do not appear at the end of a node in the Outline page & only in the Schema Page

• #supertags: creates a #tag at the end of a node as well as in the Schema Page

Suggest a solution

Please provide more documentation on the characteristics of inline tags and how they differ to inline references and node supertags. Providing some examples would be of tremendous help.